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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
THE COURTS.
Superior COurt-DePartm One,
Cheney, j.

superior COurt-OeRartmem One,
Cheney j.
FRIDAY, September 2.
People vs.. w. F. Rozelle-Sentence
postponed to October 18th.
Department Three-O'NeIveny j,
Pasadena Railway Company vs.
James Smith-The jury returned the
following verdict:
First-The value of the strip (first
parcel) sought to be condemned in lot
8, on June 8th, was $3.50.
eel q sought to be condemned in lot 4
on June Sth, was $2250.
Third-The damages that will ac-
crue to the remainder of lot Cess
west 100 feet) by reason of the sever
ance Of the strip thereof sought to be
condemned, and by reason of the i'm
= provement proposed by plaintiff, are
$4,000.
Fourth-The damages that will ac-
crue to the remainder of lot by rea-
son of the severance Of the strip thereof
sought to be condemned, and by rea-
son of the improvements proposed by
plaintiff, are $S500.
Fifth-That portion of lot 4 not
sought to be condemned will be bene-
fited by the construction of the inn
provement proposed by plaintiff.
Sixth-That portion OF lot 8 Qess
than 100 feet) not sought to be con-
demned will be benefited by the con-
struction of the improvement pro-
posed.
Seventh-The cost of good and suffi.
cient fences along both sides and at
each end of the strips sought to be
taken will be 5000 and the cost OF
cattle guards where fences may cross
the line of the railroad four in mum.
ber will be $500.
Upon motion by counsel for de-
fendant the jury were ordered polled,
the result being 10 in favor of the YER
dict and 2 against. Whereupon the
plaintiff was assessed the sum OF $1O2
Jury and reporters fees which was
paid and the jury discharged.
The term trial Jurors were excused
till September 14th.
John A. Anderson-Subject oi
Norway was admitted to citizenship.
Morris d. Lee native of Ireland
was aOmlICeu 10 CltlZeuSIllp.
Stone vs.. Second Street Gable Rail
road-Cause continued for the session
and plaintiff assessed $24 and wit
nesses' fees-same to be paid on OF
before the first Monday in October.
Baker Iron Works VS.. City Ice Com
pany ct al.-Couse continued for the
session.
Cicotte ct al. VS.. Barrows ct al
Action dismissed.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Ruiz VS.. Ruiz.
Department FOur-HuttOn, J.
Menendez vs.. acknowledgement Or
dered for defendant.
Sykes VS.. Champion - Judgment
signed and filed.
Carrillo ct al. vs.. Mora ct al
Passed for the session.
Love VS.. Rising-Ten days stay of
execution granted.
Estate of Pittman minors-Sale
confirmed to J. S. Luckenback and
Redick for the sum of $3.50.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Redpath VS.. Redlick.
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Gin Mann, Der ii6 felt ben lebten
40 Sahren Der mebieinii6en praris ges
wibmet, mirb setpiB Sals BON 3uder
su unteri6eibeu pihen. Gr iagt:
rSoIebo, s., 10. .Wdr3 1887.
6erren s. 5. @benep & @o.-Meine
Serren! Sd praftisire felt 40 Sahren
Nsebiein unb mub 3ugeifeben, bob id
unter allen grfabrungen nit fogenann=
tenpotents prdparaten feline beferen ges
ma6t babe, OILS nit benz bon Sbnen
augefertigten 6all'iden gatarrbmittel.
6abe es oft peri9rieben uno ffets feine
tpunberpolle Wirfung bemerft. ME i'd
mid au6 nidbt zines ein3igen Sails ers
innere, no biefes Wfittel nidt ben ges
miinidten grfolg gebabt bdtte, boraus-
geiebt, baB es in ber perorbneten gDeiie
angemanbt tpDrben mar.
Shr aufriftiger
8. 8. 8orIu6, M. g.,
Office 215, Summit Str. y
Nir beaablen 800 Itr ieoeI Gal,
in tpelGem 6als Gatarrb @rre, ber
fpeaiellen @ebrau9sanpeiiung mad ins
nerli9 genomnen, nidt bic geipdnidte
6eilung bringt.
s. s. gbenen & Co.. gigentbtimer,
SoIeoo, Obio.
. gu baben In allen apOtbeten.
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Gpnntag ben IT.:
Wa&mittas: 4on3ert bes Geftcr4elfers
in Wutbs @orten.
abenbs: @rpees aou3ert ces Sep
sr4efers i'm Operahauie.
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tpeI1er nidt bas Wirtbshaus liebt. CT
tuirbe es liebeu, tpenn es fein @elb fos
Fen ipiiroe. ct rei9te Sablonfa auf
benz @anse gum 5interfhb9en einen
Wobl3ettel.
SD bab'. fngte bieier able6uenb.
Wobl aus NHmeiben2 fragt iHquiTto'
rif6 ber Bauer.
Sablonta fdweigt.
90, nimm bieien bier, ruff 9aped
befeblenb, men ib wdbl', fannft Ou
au9 pdblen.
Sablrrfa's Sanb sittert, NIT 9brd'
men Der Wutb i'm auge nimmt er ben
3ettel bon ieinem Bauer unb gebt on
ben pappfaffen. 36gernb legt ct ibn
binein unb eilt, obne fi& tueiter um3as
ieben, binaus - fein Sera bIutet. -
sSeBt ioirb bic ungere6tigfeit erif redt
iiberbanb nebmen unb mir fur INNER un'
iererRedte beraubt bleiben, fGreit es bers
stpeifelt in ibm. Der Sduee uHb bic
6onne blenben i'm. Ct muB fi9 tuies
berbolt nit Der fla6en 9anb iiber bic
triiben Nugeu fabren.
Oie Wabl III slatt Dor fi9 gegangen,
elm Seber bat, nit uugebeurem Selbfs
bepuBtieln unb bon 6ofuungen ges
lhmellt, ieinen 6timm3etiel abgeIiefert.
gs iit bod Elm berrlifes Ding um bas
Wdblen. Das 8eiuubtiein, baB ibre
Stimmen tpirtli9 ettpas selten, bat bic
2eute gans aus benz @lei@seiui9t ge.
bradt. G1on fnb bic 3ettel geSdblt,
In einem goupert beriieselt unb nit els
mem berittenen Boten mad Dabienten
su benz 6errn Mmts5orffeber sef9idt,
beTen Wuni9 fb sldn5enb erfalIt bat.
llnb nod INNER bisputiren bic Bauern
nit lalIenber, ibmerer 3unge iiber bas
pi9tise greisniB, baB iie ibren Wuni9
unb Willen obne nit Der Wimper au
suden benz sausen 2anbe tunbgetban
baben.
gaur elmer eiebt fid teinen rofgeu
3utunftstrdumen bin, -bas III Sos
bIonfa. Miit selbter 9anb i9iebt Ct
bic Strobbalme in ber h6Iseruen 9abe
bor, nit furaem fi9eren Druid banobabt
er bas Sddielmeher. ct fniridt NIT
ben 3dbnen unb Der @9peib peril ihm
auf Der Gtirn. Ct piirbe am liebfen
alles 3u Sddiel fhneioen, Die 0erren
unb bic 8auern, nur niGt ben fiibnen
Manu, Der feline Re9te wabren tpollte.
Mber tpebl bieie ebrlide Natur bat
in ben 10 Sabren ben Namen feiues
0oltsbelben pergeifsn, wenn ulir am
gnbe feinegamensDer dslung fiattfins
bet. Cine MpftifitatioH wdr's freili&
ni6t.
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MaimriiMe 6ei@stasstpabl
. o n Q. o rim pc.

gs tpar i'm Sanuar 1877. Ser
Worgen mar bell unb tlar. unb blens
benb peiBer S1nee bebedte Sbal unb
Berg. Sn benz drmli9en 8auernborf
pruf9inowan nit ieinen ifrobgebedten
5heunen unb 0ebmbiitten ging es ges
gen fonif etipas lebbaft Der. Sbon
um neun l1br perfiinbeie Der alte, rotbs
dugige, bruittraate Na9tpd@ter uuter
lautem 3lingeln nit ieiner oiinnen
Stimme, baB f6 bic tpablberebtigten
Mduner In bas WablIofal 3u begeben
bdtten. Gum Mabaofal mar bic
5ddnte auserieben, unb ber S6anfs
mirtb, elm peniionirter S@ulmeiffer.
freute ii1 idpn auf eiuen guten, teihlis
den Sanapsausf1ant. llnb balb tras
ten aud Der 61uI3e @itulsfD unb Der
2ebrer beling nit pidtisen Wienen in
bas tIeine, gum beutigen Sage reierpirte
6interffnb1en. sic ieBten fi1 on ben
Sid, auf melden ber aufmerfiame
Wirtb elm adff6en bon pappe fiellte.
oos bic Wablurne eriebte. Mit Wiirbe
Iegte Der e9ul3e elm oides goupert nit
Stimm3etteln neben ben papptaften.
Die 3ettel maren ibm bonn amtsporfes
ber Menbig iibergeben morben, unb Der
Serr Mmtsporiteber batte binsugefiigt, er
tuiirbe fidb freuen, tpenn ber barauf bes
,eihnete 3anbibat piel Stimmen bes
fdne.
gBas fon i9 tbun, rief Der S9uI3e,
unb sog feline bufdigeu augenbrauen
bis unter bic Mliibe, elm 3ei9sn, baB er
fiG In fdmerea 2alamitdten befano.
6eIing, tpelGer iebr ernf breinibaute,
itieB aornig cine &au9wolte aus feiner
lansen pfeife uno iaste bann beoeut'
fam:
,,6ier, in bieiem 3immer barf man
feline Stimm3ettel bertbeilen, Elm ieber
muB nit benz 6timm3ettel brauben pers
ieben tperben."
Das meiB it. rief beleibist ber S9ul.
se Oh bieier Mfabnung. i9 peiB aber
auG, baB bic meiifen i9on anbereWabIs
3ettel baben.
Bon ipems fraste uerwunbert Der
Qebrer.
glus Mrmeiben, erpiberte nit iibers
Iesensr @erinsi6dbung a9iel3udenb Der
S9ulje.
Sest trat Ooman, Der Oorfsef1tpo.
rene elm, bic brittle perion In benz ieBt
poaifdnoisen WabIbureau.
Gin Quartier &um, rief befeblenb
Der S9uI3e. benn er fam ii9 beute uns
gebeuer mi6tis Dor un5 modte oarum
nid,t ben gem6bnliden GartoHeli6napps
trinfen. Sur bic Mdnner bonn Wabl-
bureau ptirbe Der bleihe Juiel aud
.uirtlitb su fldgli9 ausieben, oa mub
iAon Elm rotbes, lebbaftes Getrdnf i'm
8Iaie funfeln, bas sibt gang anberen
Mutb.
06ren Sic, iagte ber Sdul3e bebeuts
| fam au benz itets bieuitfertigen Wirtb.
sic paiIen nuf. baB Seber fold einen
Stimmsettel bat. Sieier. ber bic quite
@elinnung bes Dorfidul3en uobl su
tuhroigen tpeiB; iiberuimmt f9ueigeuo
bas ibm iibertragene Amt.
efest uerben aud 5timmen i'm
I.S6anflofaI Iaut, bic eintretenoen Bau'
ern bisputiren Iebbaft iiber bic 2anbi.
bateu unS uelder iuobl am befen ibrt
Sutereiien mabren m6fte.
Wenu mir biesmal nidt ben 3i9tiger
tpdblen, ruff Der Iange 9ipta uno ihldg
,ur Befrdftisuns ieiner Worte nit be'
6auit auf ben Slid, - bann iinb lpii
uerlOren. SD bin i6on perloren, lag
er refgnirt. oenn mebr S6ulben tanr
| if ni9t MAIDEN, neil mir feiu Seufe
msbr eiuas bergen mil. Selbit BIZ
gbgabeH fam i1 nidt mebr besablen
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glun bore, meiu Ginb, idb boffe aber.
bab Du Dein 0erfpreden bdItft unb
Niemanbem eiipas mittheilit bon benz,
mas i9 81, beute geiast.
Niemanbem, au9 9errn 9eim nibts
lin 9llIes in ber Welt nidt. Sotpie
i9 iebe, boB Su nidt ibmeisen fannf,
merbe i9 Oi9 nidt lebren uno Su
magft 10 bumm bleiben uie bic Mnbes
ren, bic Did beripOtteten.
(Gortiebuns folgt.,
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gpnnabenn ben 49,:
gsrmittas: Easiosuns.
abenbs: @rober 6ef' Bali im
Gaftac.
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FEST. PROGRAMM .

Srettao ben H.:
gcrmittas: 8eriammiuns Der Sdnser
In ber Eurnballe. @rcBer umbue
nit Der. ct. Eruppen, Wlilij 6ouss
pasnien uub giSil. @eieai4aften, Sdns
germ, @dfen, Geuerrehr u. |. %.
gfaHmittoa: Tienie i'm Gan Bebrc Vart.
Hbenbs: Gcmmers in Der Eurubaue.
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9iemitag ben H.:
Gmpfans ber Sdnssr in ber Eurnhalls.
Rittiupds ben 49,:
gormittas: YrObe bsr Waiien4Sre TN
Opsrnbouie.
gea&mittas: gorio. abfahrtpcm Opsra'
bauie 2 llbr prdjis.
abenbs: 9 GrfesaouSert i'm Opern'
baaie.
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9as S5ausmittel ionber Gleideu.

Quu YJwHH"ssssSs tSs~~S "'
Sd, babe Gimmens eiber RssuIator
Iauae Sabre binburd sebraudt uno 90 1T
bas einiiae Sausmittel geirefen. oeHen ptr
uas beSisuteu. au6 meine Nutter mar
febr eiuaeuommen fiir bies Nittel. Zip
cine auprrIdIiiae. iue,l fiber mirfenbe Wle.
bieiu Bel allen St6runeeu oes 8eroauungs'
fhFems uno isia pauptDerib befebt ba'
TIN, Rraufbeiten tu beretH'
bern. SD tHege 20 allen meinen Grenu'
ben ~ empfetIeu unb iperSe aud in Su'
tunfi fortfabrsn, bies 80 ttun:s
Sep. Somes Wf. Rclins,
s5of7or an Der SlbI. Wletbobiteuiirde in
JairfsIb, ga.
waan ipart 3eit nnb Dcetcrs%e&nnn'
aeu, mean man INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator i'm 3auie fahrt.
sd finbe, bab SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GuLAToR bas bette 6amilienmittel ia,
aeQen 2eibsu aIIer Mrt, ipie Beroaus
aaasfdpdde, aoIiL DiarrboS
Gebbreuneu unb gaIIieteit.
Son allen oieItu oeiben berldaift her &c.
ber aequIator fbueIIe nnb fi4ere dbbnIfe.
@nn ID iebr fubfantieu sn abeno &C.
aegYsu babe, pifege Id Dor bem 9ubettes
oeben etneu fheelojiel roll oeiielben ju mir
a. uebmen un6 i'd bleibe bann bon iebem
6efiikf bes unbebaaeis befreit.~
Opib o. Sparfs,
eg .Masor sor Mason, ea.
s@Der ein3iee d9te eeber @esulatcs
trdat uulere 6nnbeIsmarte tz born anf
4. bem llml@Ias.
r. II. Zeilin & Co.
alIsinise eissntbamsr, @biIabeIpbia, pa.
Yreis $1.00.
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Osnneritas ben A.:
8ormittas: prpbs Der Waheu4Sre i'm
Opernbauie.
Waamittas: W atinee i'm Spsrn'
bauie.
abenbs: Rousert i'm Opernhanie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
EYSY Days IT NEUPORT
PERTAINING roE THE SEASON - PERSONAL AND
snNlAl NOII..

pRrF.HGNG FOR THE SEASON - PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NorEs
NLwrpRr Il. l.. March @G-Prcparations for the
sca,on 81 I--7 ,re being ode Rooms arc being pnt IA
or ,r and .nant. occa-iruIly beng found Al tho
-i-L- arc favorable very ENJOY ,bln season. Tho
fuw nos hol.ca whoa being crrctrl Will DE ready
FOR Use VITA 20 ,sb.y exceptions Minor
p.ir. mi Improvements are nunerou' and ear cnier'
AMI paicrs will b., very bug from now until tis nrst
Jiuc. large OF money i being expended IN In
proving tho beach AMI 81, rlrrolnlin - AMI tue city
ut cr, lave It last dcc led 10 inlr'yc ths hlndsome
lot lauI jo nine TIC Polo Ground, winch Mr.Loyi T.
NORTON of York slye % TIC cltt Tor public park.
Ga thank ,-v NJ ui;It brilliant welding took Ilace
In ;hi, city the bi Lee hrn; Mss Florence Buyer and ue
ufIcsro,n A.oit Taylor CoTe pay cork III the United
stats NIyy. month afterwhrI Mr. Cowic went To
30, IN tho naval tra.nns snip slratosh Mrs COso
rr..ainel lcto with her p,rcrts. "w days aga snc
made acqusiacd with the tragic death OF her nus
band uui turrc o. hi, companions drowned at
TruI a. tnc bo la wacn tney seated houg cap
sId lac yOIug bride IA comnlriciy Frustrated AMI eau
scarcely rralAs that sue lsa widow MI Co"ie wa.
ynsv pour social circc, ~ THIS city and his 1eath
Ia. cast !. .oo II over the COMMUNITY
Mr.. Freieuo NrsrD aud family h,yo gone TO Sew
II1wanl Robbins. OF NewYork who Is spending tao
wiutcr h~ir. has ,,ur 10 that ci,y Tor lew week.
s.rlc, VI. orlticlr aud fmI} Of Ncw-foik. h'vo re-
tnrncI a. Toe Arnold c'itW"o 90 ASrdultHt
". l. Ellison. %: Nrw-lors. wal sumner here having
leased tao Rogers co. ago un GiJbsdvc.
Mrs William D. l:'sor' "iio~ OF tne lato Professor
cnttaer nru ca,on. bu' viii ttAcs "trip ~ Europe
Clarruco Nuse OF York, has been vlsnS Anthony
rrmk II. Potter OF York. IN, leased the Do Bols
cottire on fr nc'-sl: ani "iD's-avc. .,a,,
sr>oa and ne viii as usual bo found NJ til" Train
Tnom - iIarri, OF Proyldeucr has lie ,sc the Have
ne cottage on Na-uInkton It. ana tue Say
MIRA. John ". Aucbmolo's. of Sew York. has leased
one OF tho Russell COTTAGES K0scvale.O n Narragnnsct
ave-. hnot Of tao Russell cottages wi b" OCCUPIED 10y
sr,. Thomas J.. Ch'ckoring. oi B's'ou Mr. .'kiiusS
-lstci, Mis-. Charles t. thicArtins, or NcwD"tr,
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PERSONAL TOPICS IN ITHACA.

Cu,RiFH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOPICS.
Iru,cA March 26.-One OF the most brilliant social
events of the season was the marriage, on the 22d
instant 81 Mss Louise V. Priest, eldest daughter OF
Major George L. Priest. Editor OF Tho Daily
Jonrnd" and Mr. Edward f. ingalls,, OF the irm OF
g. " lnyalis Il Co. rho ceremony va pertoriLed
by the Row Chlrles NJ Tyler, pastor OF tue FIRST Con
piegntional Church. rhe bride IL charming ana
accomplished young lady ana tho groom u "nnSn.
vonn5 hIs ncss man, who, during ms c1n'i'rU'ncY
hort residence here, has made Nert III nv lrlchus
no his frank and genial manner Alter brei eastern
tour Mr. and Mrs. ingalls, Will take up their residence
i'll this city 49, ..,. 81, , 81. ~
from each ward In the city has been selected with ex-
senator T.. :. Esty rs chairman for the purpose OF
framing II new amended charter
Postmaster Gre CORY lett on Thursday for New-fork
and Washington. .
The public schools closed on ftiu"y ior 4" "ccA
vacation. -.
The University students nave n '"ca'ioh oi t"o
Tbo Mechanical and Electrical Engineers OF the
University lott on Friday their Annual tour OF III
spection They will visit tho leading m nuiactuIinS
institutions in Newiorh, Pennsy anna ana Ne"-
Hy y recent change in the bylaws OF the Ithaca
SAVINGS 5ank iul interest will he allowed deposltos
ON money Withdrawn on the last thieo Gays Vi my
quarter. ,c,u io,o beon o,v,rled
the cont act to puild the annex t. the lopy college
of Nee lunc Ats of Cornell tnvcfshy. Inc contract
uriee is Is If JS.. W0rk will be commenced thereon
as soon 40 the frost is out OF the ground
IL now seems probable that the Mc,raw-flske man
,inn YLicL mas been practically "nocoupIod since 1t
was furnished will DO rented to the instructors CLUB
next term .. - -, ,.,,,
nhysic,ns Some six weeks ago the four year old son
OF John Muahe,, residing on Second-s was attacked
with nyulsOns, since Which no tue chlld mas Ueen
in a complete comatOso condition, although 1t takes
pourishmeut the way OF milk frequently each day.
No diagnosis OF the case has yet been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
STORY OF THE .STOWAWAYS.

THEY FOUND A LEAKY PIPE, But LOST ii BEFORE
TukY COULD GET DROP OF WATER.
Rosros March &c (SpeciQb.Thet two unfortunate stow
avays who were taken out OF the lower hold Of the
teamer Kansas Yesterday are somewhat 10 day
but are still very weak Cannon the stronger OF the two
conlJ talk but trife above whisper Cannon Is much
the sghtcr built OF two, but he is DR. Greene the
surgeon of the Kansas termed him. one great bundle OF
nerves and grit" Tunney is taller and stouer than Can
non the first 10 succunb ana his condition IS dd
gerOus. Neither OF the lads IS gwen any s0u ioO as ct
Beef tea milk Juice oranges ana water Is aiIoWou lch
In small quantities intervals. Iuney Is so weak now
thai he can barely ia his hands TO his lip. lie has
spasms and .rembles whenever he swallows.
had but fourpence in the world and my crcu,stan
COS we're SO POOR lie said that told Cannon that
was going steal over lie az. eed JON me ana gave
him twopence half of what had Tor lie hadn't penny
Hero his voice failed him. emphatically stated
that neither OF them brought particle OF food or drink
on board the Kansas the day they went into that
passed their lips from the day the ship left Liverpool
until yesterday, when they were discovered ny INC
laborers. A.. $3.50 ,o . ,.
orator on one OF the upper decks and lie sang out to me-
sPatsey IL have plenty OF water now for I've found
leaky pipe This was when we Were out svouv Two ca
said he had lost the pipe and couldn't
locate it again. How did NOW the snip haa been two
DAYS out ELL used 10 figure according to tue BELLS
We never could hear them. we clt sure III tic uay uc
because there so much noise and hustle on the
steamer and so when did hear them and the swash.
ing and plugging of the vessel III The sea, we caleu
another night Tod knows 10 was ALWAYS night with u.s.
Inc ocers OF the Kansas giving the lads excellent
and Captain Gleig ana surgeon Greene are IN con
pant MI tendance The stewardess, Mrs EMERSON Is In
deiatigable stcntioI 10 tho boys and every Wish
almost grancd within bounds OF the surgeons orders
he has started tue road recovery Dut there Is DAN
ger OF relapse IN Junneys codnitlon
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THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION.

ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF CABLE SERVICE AND
ELECTRIC MOTORS,
At the meeting of the Rapid Transit Commissioners
yesterday J. r. Cummings attorney for the Belt Line
entered protest against the building OF any elevated
railroad over the surface roads OF that nc Everett
p Wheeler addressed the commission In behalf OF an
elevated cable road from the Battery through Westst
TO Tenth-ave and along Tenth-ave. he opposed
grant of the route along Westst. tt the Manhattan
Railway Company inadequate to tho necessities oil
the city. Such q route would be simply feeder Tor
the conpany's other lines. Through passengers IRON
the lower portion of NewYork to the mp Ell end OF
the is and are hose who need to be benefited while
the locr travel would receive from such route az he
proposed all the benefit that Wonld come from
branch of the Manhattan Elevated. All additional
benefit wou also be derived from il in the capabity
of such road TO handle freight He ma ntalned that
TO grant should be given to any line to use steam
locomotives The cable question had proved IN the
Bridge that it better adapted in respect tor
elevated roads and electric motors and her motors
free from dust and cnders were only matters OF
short time. $3.50
II. X Thurber asked if Mr.. Wheeler thought that
the Bridge cable service all that needed Mr.
Wheeler though; that with duplicate .paraius and
better grip would give perfect satisfaction. Lawson
n. Fuller confirmed this with his experience OF the
Tenth Avenue Gable road John G.. BOvd followed Mr.
Wheeler in An argument for the cable roid
b. n. Harrison, representing the metropolitan tapd
Transit, presented paper III regard to the authority
of the commission in fixing new routes An adjourn
mcrIt was then taken until Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
THO LITTLE PIGS.

Hdrper's Young People.
One bright summer morning as was strolllns
toward the beach on tue Island OF MalInac, saw
short distance ahead two lite pigs one perfectly
white ana the other perfectly black. both the same
SIZE truigng along side by side in the same direction
AS mvselt seeming engaged in earnest conversation.
They seemed out ot place, aud wds so eur ous 10
kno whittier they were DO md. that followed them
unobsrrycd. They did not walk aimlessly, but as II
they had special object in view and some definite
destination.
wondered what they would 40 when they reached
the water | WAS not long III being answered. With
cut moments hcsItation they plunged into the waves
side b, side and swan out and away toward another
island. six miles distant. l stood and watched them
unul their two little heads looked like balls bobbinS
M and down. side by side. all the time.
When related tn incident 10 tn landlord little
later he looked astoUished and annoyed.
" Those ms he said. were To have been served
M for dinner to-day. They were brought here this
morning m "a boat from that island, and we thought
we malt alov them their freedom Tor the short time
that they had to live never thinking OF Their making
an a tempt 10 return home. -,
And did YOU notice. he continued, they chcso
tbe MONT i land nearest the island where they came
from 10 enter the water Singular that the Mite
animals shnnld have been so bright! Ana iurtner-
more they weren't landed there's that makes II mere
strange -. ..
l. too lett the island that dav, ami | have never
heard whether those brave little pigs ever reached
their destiad'i0n or not